258 Golden Gate Point #601, Sarasota, Florida
List Price: $4,300,000
MLS Number: A4539578

One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Behold a breathtaking panorama of the bay, the city skyline and magnificent sunsets through walls of glass from this stunning residence on Sarasota's esteemed Golden Gate Point. Set in the intimate, boutique community of Majestic Bay, this 3BR/3.5BA plus office/den residence lives like a sprawling single-family waterfront home with more than 3,000 sq. ft., an entire floor of living space, a semi-private elevator and a private 2-car garage with new hurricane-impact door and epoxy flooring. Plus, your own deeded boat slip with 10,000 lbs. lift serves as your home port for nautical adventures along our region's endless waterways. Fine features and appointments create an ambiance of elegance and style, from the new engineered hardwood floors to the upgraded lighting and fixtures casting upscale illumination throughout. Entertain with ease in the great room enhanced by your world-class backdrop and custom wet bar, all adjacent to the beautifully refreshed kitchen, with Viking Professional series appliances, Miele dishwasher, a workspace, breakfast nook, 4-burner gas range and striking granite countertops. The accommodations are both spacious and comfortable in a privacy-accentuating split plan, with the office/den boasting built-ins which could serve as a 4th bedroom. This list of updates is vast and exceptional, including the A/C and air purification system, ceiling fans, plumbing fixtures and more. Majestic Bay is a 10-unit pet-friendly complex caters to the downtown lifestyle with its chic and secure lobby, exclusive rooftop terrace, updated fitness center, social room, board/meeting room, catering kitchen and climate-controlled storage. Along with its remarkable amenities, living in Majestic Bay places you directly in the heart of all that makes Sarasota special, just moments from the dining, shopping and cultural attractions of the city and only a short drive from St. Armands and barrier island beaches. Some photos have been virtually staged.